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Originally posted by Rowan
My problem?
Jonas makes the statement that he's basically an anthropologist/archeologist type in "Meridian".
So, I might go with him making sense out of Daniel's textx, but - reading Sam's high end math/physicis and finding a flaw in the naquadria design after only a few hours?
Nope. Just can't go with that. |
So you're coming around to my way of thinking?
Being a science-fiction fan requires that one suspends one's disbelief for the sake of the story - the journey... And one does that willingly, gladly.
It is therefore incumbent on the writers to place the minimum strain on that goodwill.
We accept the Stargate and wormhole technology. It goes with the territory. However, creating a character with flaws that would automatically bar him utterly from being in the team, and giving him the
magical ability to be able to understand
anything he reads goes
wa-ay beyond the line.
This is fantasy, not science fiction. We've already got the Lord of the Nazgul in Anubis. What's next, Frodo Baggins? Legolas?
Now I'm sure
he would up the ratings!
Best wishes,
Hatshepsut :wave:
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